The Sun. — London, England, 1810-06-25 00:00:00

incur pre leter- • • • ieon, Is 13 . at he With- at his ure in d So irsday !re ac- LV ERE, uerals a very bands cl till 9 :s Au ail ill lcesseS ETIOR, (0 St. Atter iece of [NCE9 arils rc- Wind' 11101't1 Wind- ation of General o Major l ir (the he aod ty, n ay . Baron,' the sth stinc , of c pay 01 int, aod me cies- he corn' Yyperivit Mars re' of tha t of nine h sloop s all stool' . :wo drr' o'er ; the ly eria 3l ' ing tigh' ivoided ing Lhe sled O A 6 and %%"15 not buy on S s ' aving re' away P e ; eights was (1 1 ' WEB, t ° , ieuteoP' ..tk, b` ll ket, ow) e oppre Si ate t year 1 1 , Pt ion, 21 dies of eat, ago ;ie c , m - 6senta l /01' very r not, 0 ,.f valence s ` c: , clOrn• doL•tritl e ;, t there 1 4 ' , or a l l ‘ IctioriS rnitl2l lo/ l d are in g biting °:( ;:ountri'i Satul she sa,, i j 4at..seve -rept p t were packet, for Heligoland ; ttie Lark (Mt° for Gotten. burgh, with' the Mails of the 24th. • P LYmouTti, JuNE 22.—Sailed his Majesty's ship I Arrived the Beaufry,with a Mail from Hellgolan4 jts " 3 fur the East Indies ; Raleigh on a cruize ; , and•the King George, with a M.lll from , Gotten 410 • , #4. 0.1 v,r.for Coruima; and Pheasant with a convoy burgh. o f illtrchantmen to the Eastward. NAVAL NEWS. EPIGRAM Ne, 23.—Arrived the liamburgh ship Diana, -rL lritowsort, Master, from Norfolk, laden with tobacco, staves, cotton wool, mahogany, &c. and lirA from Madeira, bound to this port for orders; 'Filed from Norfolk f2sth April, and the Madeira the 25th May, and is under quarantine. Sailed his Majesty's ship Rhin for the French ON MY DAUGHTER ARABELLA'S IMPORTUNING MCEOR MONEY. 51 , • ICAIM 11; Dear BILLto gain money sure silence is INsp, For dumb Bells are fittest to open the tbest:-•` SENZK. SPORPING INTELLIGENCE. co ast. Put back his Majesty's ship Pheasant with her c°"voy, bound to the Eastward. Arrived the Pluto, W ARDELL, from Sunderland..' Sailed the Deptford and Dispatch, naval transports, for Woolwich. • ' Arrived a store-ship from the Westward. A letter from an , Officer on board one of our ships in the Tagui; brought by the Princess Eliza 1, II e-,1 packet, states our squadron there to consist of the Bayieur, Cesar, L'lmpetueux, Kent, Corm's, and several small craft. Captain Ricnitar-oN had exchanged from the Cesar to the S:miramis fri gate, and had sailed for Senegal. The person that accomr.ated Baron Da KoLLI to (lo;beron, to rescue YERDINAND the Seventh, re turned in ti iinplacatle. It is strange that nothing furthe, has ever appeared in the French Papers rela ti,e to the fate of De Kot.Lz. The above Gentle nlan states, that General DUPONT had not been shot, but that he is now residing within a few leagues of ASCOT HEATH. SATURDAY, JUNE 23. A Sweepstakes of 3ogs. each, cogs. forfeit, two-yr old Colts to carry Sat. sib. fillies tist. zlb. The winner of a Sweep. stakes to Carry 31b. extra. Mr. Ladbrokc's ch. c. by Hambletonian, out of Marianne Capt. H. Vyse's b. C. by Cheshire• Cheese, out of Bellona 2 Ld Egreinont's sister to Brighton Lass • • . - 3 H. R. H. the O. of York's b. 1. by Giles - 4 6 and•y to 4 on Lord ggretnont's Brighton Lass. Ld Lowther's Loiterer agst A4r. Ladbrokc's Shuffle, Bst. ! 71b. each, both 4•yr 'olds. The New Mile. cogs. h. ft. off by consent. A Handicap Plate of sol, for all ages. Mr. Blake's lerobo.ini, 3 yrs old Mr. )(Witte's Cambrian Mr. Burgh's Whistle facket Mr. Ladbroke's Emma 4 c 1 I /1 I 3 4 3 6 3 4 Mr. Fenwick's Stripling , 2 5 dr Thorn's Dormunt - - 5 6 dr 3 to it agst Cam ridn - 4 to t agst the winner ; and 4 to t agst Dormont. ' Even betting betwixt two and the held. A Sweepstakes of wogs: each, -h. f. for colts and fillies, 3-yr olds ; Colts Bst. 71b. ; Fillies 85t..31h. 'I he last milt:. Ld jersey's c. by Sorcerer. walked over the Cour,e. These Races were never before so thinly attended. The Comedy of The Way to Keep liin. was re vived with great spirit on Satuiday last, at the Hay' market Theatre. 'Jr. C. KEMBLE, vt ho used to per form Sir Brilliant Fashion, at Drury-lane Theatre performed Lovesnore on this o,.cailon,, and acquitted himself very ably. BANNISTER gave the part of Sr Baslyiil Constant with whimsical humour. JONES was more etf-ctive than correct in Sir Brilliant.. His pronunciation. is to ;armed even for the puppies of fashion, but Sir Biiiliont is rather of a higher order. The niodL: we allude to, is co;..wantly giviii tl,esoutTl of to words endim.; in,r, as Sa for Sir, diina for dinner, & - c. - Mrs. C. KENIBLE'S Widow Belmour was very aoimatei. Moi, C. KENIBLE, we'uaJer,tand, is 'engaged to pet .orm at York as soon as Cogent-Garden Theaire closes for the season, but in the mean time she kind ly exc. ts her ta.ents a: the Hay-Market during tha absence of Mrs. GLOVER. FALMOUTH, JUNE 22.—Arrived the Princess Eli %alfei If packet, Capt. KIDD, with a Mail from Lis- J 3o ai in ten days. The accounts brought by the Packet confidently express an opinion that a great battle will shortly take place. It is said MASSEN hid issued a Proclamation to the,,Portoguese nation, which he styles himself " King of Portugal," calling on them to drive out the perfilious English, and surrender to him, otherwise threatening to de solate the country with fire and sword. A fleet of merchantmen sailed from the Tagus on th e 29th ult. for England, under convoy of his Ma. ! jesty's ships Myrtle and Phipps. FAWCETT goes Ireland when the season con cludes at Covctit-G.tidett., and is to perform a few nights in 1):.b1 o. Sir F. BURDETT ha. frequently avowed his dislike to be eio.ibit.,o i. pu.dic like Katerfelto, yet he sat to Ni.ETHCOTE in the Tower, .and a print is to beinacle from the potirait as soon as possibl....! by that sag:icious engraver and profoutid Theblogian, who believed in the divinity of BuoTtißits. The hopes that lately prevailed at St. Petershurgh of an accommodation with this country were ex tinguished by demi-official assurances than no ne gotiation to that effect was either on foot or in con templation. Tile xchange in consequence began to look downwards again,. The following vessels were lately condemned in the Priz- Gala at Copenliaten the Hatmoirre: J. Klygt.r ; Der Siohr, C. G. Emann ; Caroline, JJ.J J. IN" ; auti M. L'iLincrlt, The sess , :k coMmanded by J. Krohn, O. Lai mester, and C. Benfeldt, of Neustadt, arrived at Tra venaunde Qll the stli instant, prizes to a Frdnch privateer. , PORTSMOUTH. JUNE 24.--Came in yesterday his Majesty's ship Brozne Citoyenne, from the Coast of America, with a French schooner privateer her prize. His Majesty's ship Hibernia and IvOrthuniberland, are 'released from quarantine. Arrived his Majesty's ships Prevoyante, Prote&r, and Osprey, with a large convoy of therchantniett a►►d coasters from the Downs ; aho; the Aurora, Mary, and Speedwell,. front London ; the G/orioso, for Malta ; the Henry Hope,- Eido, and Borough, from Sunderland ; Navigamr, and Swift, from eptford for the Mediterranean ; Transport No. 87, from the Eastward. Came into the harbour yesterday the brig 'Mane, Purtny, from Fyal for this Port, laden with wine, after a passage of 22 days. An order reache:l Dantzie , on the 28th ult. for putdvg ah American vessels under sequestration.— Fortunately there was only. one there, which •had come from Baltimore.:: Sailed his Majesty's ship Rota to the Eastward ; Nancy, PHILLIPS ; and Hope, GERMAN, for London; and (he Isabella for Sunderland. The Bair;le, of:BellaSt, ' was lately taken by the enemy, and a Liedtenant and several men put on board her. The crew, however ; roe upon the FrenClitnen, and forcing them into the boat, set them adrift, and carried the vessel into the Clyde. Providentially the Frenchmen;When nearly exhaust ed.bk want and fatigue, were i)teked' up by.a vessel and carried into Bantry Bay. Arrived his Majesty's ships Hope and Diana, from a cruiz, off 143'vre: His Majesty's ship Proieelor takes convoy to the Western Ports and to Cork. ' \\rem 'out of harbour the ship Good Intent, RI CHARDSON, for New Bratiswick. Sailed this day his Majesty's schooner Akt, with a convoy - co Guernsey and Jersey ;- also - his Majesty's • Sbip Osprey, and Co►morant store-ship, to the Eastward ; and the Lavinia frigate to the West . ward. Lord GRENviLt.r. is so much recovered that be will be able to undergo the eeremony . Of the lU4taly latioo at Oxford, which will, it seems, occupy four days. A car is prepitiog for the . cccasiou, but we trust that the decorations and devices will he very different from Ihnie intended t,c?, grace the trial:l3o4 carriage of Sir FRANCIS BUItpETT 4 litirti lett t em•••••••• WEYMOUTH, JUNE 23.—The trade bound to Portugal, Spain, &c. under convoy of , the Lively frigate, sailed this morning with a good breeze at tact ; and Francis Freeling packet for Guernsey, &c. PRIXHAM QUAY, JUNE 23.-Sailed to-d.ly from Torbay his Majesty's ship Cyane, with the co. VU)', for Senegal and the Cape of Good Hope. Remain in Torbay his Majesty's ship Antehpe (4ticairal DucKwoaTn), and the Nonpareil sluop of war. DEAL, JUNE !24.—Arrivedthe/lussar frigate frem . the Westward, and sailed to join the fleet in the 13L1Itic. Arrived the Trinculo sloop of war from a cruize. FIVE o'cLoox..—Sailed the Furious gun-brig with A convoy to the Eastward. Sti Ell N E Sf, JUNE e .—Came into the Little.Nore his M ijesty's ship Mercury,, Arrived the Tower Tender with volunteers and i.rupreised- men for the flee,: JuNg `22 .--,Sailvd his M tjeity's 11:1,; 4.lgnet, Smvra for Yarnouth. JUNE Au..,k! al I .9E13 The Anchor and Vine public-house at Chpring,, cross, and the other public-houses in Buclsingliam- , court, adjoining the 4tuirahy, were vc,r,ell4cd Government, for the puruo-cs of building otces for papers and pruning ; but we understand the plan is abandoned, a 4 no communication can be made with the Admiralty-office without - going across the court-yard. The house now oceup.ied by, captain Moortsom is to be converted into offices fir paperk and pi inting ; and a new house for a ..Lord is to.he bUtlt on tae ground where the,publie houses stuad. A report was iiblished one day last- week, that a very owsiderable robbery had taken place at the Cla tendon Hotel, kept by M. licquieres ; that a clUb • held at the house had lost a large sum at money and other valuable effects; and th.it the Duke of Albu querque had, beSides monev, been robbed of a gia-, mond box worth 40001. There is not the slightest foundation for the report ; there never has been any rubbery in the house. A sun-fish, of enormous size, was lately caught on the coast of Wextbrd ;, 80 buts of blubber, little in ferior to spermat etii-'have already been compressed from it. Late on Tuesday night,•-or early on Wednesday morning, Mr. Lindsay's academy, near B3W, was broke open and robbed of property to the ainOunt of upward of 2001. The rubbers contrived to enter by the gag rel. window. From the mow accurate Nicteorolog'ca' Tables , that have been kept, it ap;m:r, that so early zhc.l continued a drought as that 61 - the pse t „ear las nirif since the mcmora oe;-ea 0, he panis/ mad!. , R 1 alai f ;,~ ~ COrleCiea by Dr. lianNoutl. ....... 0 ... PtgITUGUESE PAPERS. _ - • Tv 'A. • ; I ~ : a=-1 • _ ;V; ~T A • ILtsupw, JuNe 10.--;—A convoy of s transports h ready; to for.Enkland; tile 23d light dra goon 4, and a consido - dhl'e iNtnber ot .: Gesman th 4 3: have deserted from the.:Fteoch-titivicz. . ColtuN_NA, nibs. gfnia is are i'ed here from Portsmouth,. wi!h seopopo stand of aims, , .. t - . - - . CELORICO; JUNI; 6..;—Lord We4l..iilgton is at Al-' meld,i. The 4th divisiOn of. Ow at - n 4 of Portugal itas enteral •Sp,iin. Tfie- whole -ot the French force m3y no be estimated at I 10,000 /nen, but they have neither : ppy nor.chithing, and -- wbsist entirely . on plunder. They continue to desert in greal. num-, _ . bets, and the deserters ;report that;the army is in ghat want, of ,provisions.' General Masaeha' is at present at Valladolid._ Baore lie left 13.1lamauca,he published_ a proclamation; st,hog himself- Kin n .* Portugal, aud - prohlising in - hiS royal I,VOId to drive all thel.nglish into the sea in ,less.th'an :three Mont fia; and declaring that he would hang every British Offi cer flitindjn tl,e P irtuauese. ,'race. • A large body of Frz,nch troops appeafed a lew days 'Fince befer . # Ciudad Rodrigo, but they retired on the appear a nce of an English force. - • • B.:DAJOS, JUNE s.—Extract from art Extract dinary Supplement of .the Diary of this city General Jacome has officially reported, under date of the 12. h ult. that 3,:verni carries, who arrived with hemp from Gibraltar, uoatoinously declare that they left Granada at the lieArtong o' May, at which time they yaw General &bat:Alain voter. the, place with less than 2,outYrnen ; the whole number left of the divisian vvitir - which lie mareh:d from Granada to the East ; that 'between ntorca and To tana, part of the said . dia - jSioi) was rooted With the loss of 18 pieces of cannon.;;th rootedit another part, headed by Sebastiani in per-Son, and composed of b,OOO men, was also coniplereiy routed, and enter ed Granada in ihe utmost disorder ; that the head quarters of Freire's army arc •in Torana ; that Gen. Calvache Was cut off in Mono - 0 the few troops who were there, and that it 'is 'thence interred, that the whole Oivision. is, by. tbts,titne, l eithk!r destoyed ur has ,s,trin ndered." Vendivia has reported to laconic that the French left Malaga with the utmost precipitation, taking with them eighteen waggons tilled with gunpowder algid iooney ; thAt no more than 500 French troops remained is Malaga; and that he therefore solic;ted leave to ward) and take Malaga. Jacome was ar ranging with the Governor the measwes most wi.pc dicta' forr - that purpOse ; and . 11 was agreed that a ship; having an English regirneat on board, some small vessels, and 't WO (1111 , 1>urt , , should be start thither, iu order, if nothing else could be done, to remove the magazines of provisions aad other etleets whilili the French had in that plitee. Private letters from diver's places, some of which, from the most respeetable quarters, confirm the re port of the total defeat of Sebustiani's division, and the eapitillation concluded by the remnants' of his troops in Granada, as soon as our troops arrived; the same is said of Malaga. JUNE 6.—A1l the elibrts made by Massena to col lect a formidable army in Castile appear to have provedtinitless. His corps dees - mot exceed 30.,000 men, and to bring this force together, he has been obliged to order the garrison of Leon and other places to join him. About 4000 cf his trao,,s oc cupy Beneveute. Lord ' Wellington in the . ,mean tune, the most vigorous p,c,zratio t is to g ive Massena a warm reception ; and it is said he has deraclnd a division, of los army to diSlodge the . French from fknevente. _ The strength of the com bined army, '‘vhich exceeds 50,000 men, and the .siroug position of Ciudad 'Rodrigo and Almeida, leave our earthy but little reason to hope a fa) our • -•• &Lswitagrdit able result of tits . thong') Massena has already issued - several procla, mations, by which he promises to reward his sol eiers with the property of the peaceful Portuguese. He may perhaps lose in' the hot climate of the Suu 1) the tame be acquired in the frozen regions of the North: Ltsaos, - jiTiS'g B,—Mantial Massena' is to corn , ' 1 mond the .2d, Cth, and BTh corps. 'fix first h that which 1 is und:r the orde'rs of Rcgnier„ and has %,,ast- Led 4nuch tine. in Eiitremadura, • without 'atte.npling any useful operation. 'The 2:1 is iNey's corps, foal 8 to 10,000 of whiel , i are pick in the hospitais ; a,nd I the List is4tiot's cops, which s.4%is comp°, d of 18 or •19,000 men, 4000 of whom ho sacrificed in the moat ridiculous and useless attempt against As c. torga. Suck are 111,: - ; tio:..p . , with whom Atissena is to defeat the galiant army, superior in numbers, and !. in every other point of - . i , .ny, to the emaciated and dispirited troops he - iS to lead .at ainst it. it is e% itkrit that Nit's co r p s never dared for -1 rrraily to lay rege to c:iudild . It . cdtigo t on account 1 ot:.the proximity of the con : . ,.c:Lineii Englisti and P.n . :- 1 , tug tie -e airy 7 . . I',:tastcr of a Spanish .which ttrrieekt this freriling•froin tieLir Taragona, in fog r d th;:t betore he sailed from Cainhrn, inichigence wa, received by •express from terlda, teat the army had been confpftely d, icar,ed near thin eivi Alter a frost . pb;tinate and iildo4 ba:ao, by the Spa-wish lirMY utidt'r General The loss o! 'vva4 het wetli § . l.s6hd,4even tlicAlsand invni and that - of the S;)aniarcts :between ;cur at)d five thoosltAl," - General heroin ejenniand , ed the Nangtiarkl., of the lipmish army': Eleven thousandlrecruits :marched, trom.Tarragona to join GenqralO'Donncl's army since t he battle.. 'lle bruthec,ol, the Master OE the vesser,bcing also exa mined, confirms the at.K,ve statement, and adds, Urn br:indy I;ad risen ten cobbs a• butt at Canibril, . in conseciietice Of the.ti . vs of the . victory, and the security they felt in .consequence. ' ANUTBER LETTER, SAME DATE. A vessel from Tortosa s whenot she sailed the 2dlll ult.. has brought adyke, that the patriots under Cie.. nerd O'llonnel attacked the enemy in their, position near Lerida, and obtained a complete victory. The news of this affair was transmitted. by. Colonel J. B. Decosta from Granena ; but the particulars were at the time unknown to hitu.. Giß " tiALTAII, JiiNa 6..r7-Vere hai several arrivals from the 'east w.ird. Things appear to bi•goin; oh in the usual way, and the skirmishing is vety efcc tual. luAndalusia, if we may.nellevethe Span - at di, the -Ftehoh-lase men by hundreds -1n a day. Ac...butits 'pre constantly arrivingof the enemy being ct t ;:tf.ny . . . V() ?Ind 30 at a time; rind without ttfeicy. \Vt. 1i a -Vct"tiflilitil.-C41:111eU1/41644: its here (ortiutv4ion. • * - rlie following froth Cadiz , stiptilia'sO . " Casitt, Jurzz 1 - )ls tren dug llerei; and: water divciliered for 3q0,00v• sotiis v at r.bru of four quarts per day. 'We are not ;$o dt - m!) rant iii s pro . lisions now- as 'ire may be silo", tlj , . 411.0 g ,, rnent *ntefett into' - with Algie , Q,, 1. , nis, and sorne'ol her -Afric-tn .tiott.4", to•piri.,ly uv ..vitifiri two nioiAtiis, with 40,Qt0„) narreP. - ofilovr; • y : i T " The freur.:l)-etiteri;cl Nititcitt - on the' • April, Afte'r.it shatkeotiffidi; but they only:took a ep to C3rihrr;tltvi; irik4 tiOrcited tiff out of -re=ject t I e gctrii6on of- - -7000 '-{4'.l)onnel is successful in the East, and -lie Is die only ait i'wtin kho to ipaiceuile- Catalans: - 13Aisierns beet) • fur Ced ro i - etreat,'-after sustaining some cliscgattioarth"• at ZaiomiS." • . t• ,, J • X • JUNE VI, <ot 4:144.14 igiO'* l 4 • 0P4.14.1 , !'..01 - 1` 577":777, • , Tuestllyiaq, whilt. Mr Liwier, of Craig, an 4 all his male domestiee.were at- the fai7.ol cart - leis, four:arthecl Gita,ats visited .his house, tor th.• pure. pose of robbing :t of atins . ;. they • entered the hr. .••,r ; when-/Miss Laud. t, who wag up atairi, on healing them demand aripsfronka female servant below, took • up a blunderbuss; and declared she would stantly fire a. the first of them, who shohid - dttempt to ascen f she staircase. liqr undaunted behaviour so intimidated Vie ► iU aias , that they decamped with nut etteMtng their purpose. Miss tewler tl.eit fired two or three shots, to alarm the oeighboothood,who .pursued the but we are sorry to add, with.. out SuCteis. We cannot sufficiently - admire the cool and -coitrageous cumin& of this young Lady, which may be held up as an example to many of LLAI the other sex, under the same cH :i.rtis!anees. 4 The.followilz is a-Copy of the General Orclerk issued by MASSRNA on his taking the Connai,d of th,t Army destived for the Invasion of Portugal ' • ARMY OF PORTUGAL, SECOND coßps. Head-quarters Valladolid, May 12, MID. " ORDER QF TOE DAY. " The Ist, 6th, and Bth corps of the army are ine fotroed, that Marshal MAssasA, Duke of Rivoli and P, ince of Esling, has taken the chief command of them, conformably to an Imperial . Decree of ihe 17th Aeril last) the army to b e ca ll e d t h e A rmy o f rtw .• ' 'The Prince. has also the command of - the Northern Provinces of Spain, viz. of (4i ca stile, of Leon, the Asturias, the Provinces of St. Andero and Luria, of the Provinces of Valladolid and Valcticia, Torn, Zamora, Salamanca, aud Avila. 'Die General of "Uvision . TalGlQN is appointed Chief of.the &ail; and the GeneFalot.aviqlon Eims is to inve , tht• command of the Artillery, wat's.;,int to an Imperial ID , cree. of t:te 2 I it of the same month. " The Head quarters of the . Prince of Esliiire provisimialfy established at Valladolid. (Sigtte . d . L ' 4 TRIGION, Chief of the Stall, &c." ADDRESS TO THE ARMY. 4( SOLMEIts—.-134 Majesty the Emperor, on Con. • fiding to we the command of his arny of Portugal, haq been pleas d to associate me in the glory which you ere about to acquire in 'the new exile ition, to which you are destined. You are ,well aware, Soldiers, that discipline and suborditia ion are he fiist pledge . of_ vi&ory. Wit it Obstacles sh be able to resist your valour when rigid onset %%ince of dts clpline shall have prepared your slicc,ss! You shq,ll ;...wcUnduct. and i" ; . *oat o. noy Cher Officers, _the example of perseverance 41.idst difficulties, tatighes, and privations, and your dan-- gers shall be Ct)111111011 to US, as well 8 t.ie glorimis result which his Majesiy experts oln the devOtion of his.heroes of the army of Portugal. " The Marshal Duke of Rlvott, Pri , ce of Esling„ . Commander-in-Chief of tht Army of 'Port gal. (Signed) " MASSENA. (Signed) " BRU L I.Y, Commander of the Engineers." A true Copy, The German Journalists remark ith regret, that at their great annual fairs the, exhibition of new works of soiid infornixion, on mural and political_ topics, has been rapidly dimirt;sh.ng 1,,r a series of years ; and that at the . lair scarcely any thing was prudtked but novels, and other productions of a light and frvolous ast. But while all of the' lament the etfe.:t, ticit one dares to assign the cause; oppre,,sive exercised by the French Government over thO pmts of the Continent. ' SMITHFIELD,MARKET, juNz 25. rn irket had a pretty good suiply of pritne Berists, and the strew of eattieln silt, i rcs; vets was considerable ; Pork is d •arei (ha- crir la r. port; iihd Veal support last 1 rice , ;..Mu' on and arc eheaFer, add ihe tra le gentr:l was to -I,Nrably brisk. The sales in she Hay -11).,rke/ ,ere olue',vilat Lively ; Hi)/ retched last prices ; has fallen in price ; CI .v e r has got up in 'awe. We snot x an accur , te statement of the pmes 'and T111(11. bets :7...0 To sink the offal per stone 0f8117.' Beer 4s. 4d. to 6s. iw - a. motto. 4 s. 2 d . to sit. Sd. Veal. ss. ott, ,to Oa. PUfli. Ss. od.to 7s. 6J. Lamb ss. cd. to 7a 61. Bcasts iS;o. Sheep and Lambs 4,700. Calves 300. Pip 320. SMITHFIELD HAYMAnKET. sl. us. ou. 1081 os. bito , 21. los. cxl. to :;),„, 35 0 1 / 4 1. Clover 61. to 81 i_s. CORN EXCKANGE, JUNE 25.—There arc triter.. able supplies of Wi.eat coastwise to-d a. d cons'. derabJe part of last week's toreigu arrival* (~ ` , c . .20,000 quartet - s) —,ales are in ef.nviai dull, at ht..* voriation ; M.llt and White Pray likevcise ; Rye at d shot supply, and demo' ; Beans of ft* two kinds also; there die triidditvg ;applies 01 Oais, and this trade rather hi t her ; Yluttr at our •• quoted prices. , Wheat Sp a toos a fl its Tick Beans (old) ' 46s a ;rs hue ditto - - ribs a 120 s Oats - • 253 30$ a 34s Rye - - - sxs a 57s Poland ditto -3.7 s a .log IN:rley - - - 34$ a 3 8 $ Votatoe ditto . Q s a 42$ ,%lalt - - - 745 a Sas Rape Seed • - - 561 601 White Pease -76 s a 232; . ine I. lour -95 s a toos Grey ditto - -46 s a 52,t- Seconds . . - go) a t)ss Ueans (old) - sss a Gib •••, . 11'aiil uri4, !hot he MIS, I.oRlereci a supply of corn tipLu the Archipelago. .:0 h a . heir Imay bac two sad- most peat, lend S irn ufac- w , "p.